Box Thirteen starring Alan Ladd, originally broadcast November 7, 1948, Triple Cross. Dan Holiday wins $126,000 at a crooked roulette wheel and promptly loses it to a beautiful blonde. Also Part 1 of a 5 part Yours Truly Johnny Dollar story, The Lorcoe Diamond Matter, originally broadcast November 7, 1955. A diamond robbery in Algiers. The main suspect: a beautiful Countess!

The Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show, originally broadcast November 6, 1949, 71 years ago, The Television Test. Phil is getting ready for television...as a detective?

Fibber McGee and Molly, originally broadcast November 6, 1945, McGee Makes Fudge. Fibber puts on his apron and cooks up a batch of homemade fudge. Also Lum n Abner, originally broadcast November 6, 1944, writing an English Composition.

Have Gun Will Travel, originally broadcast November 6, 1960, The odds Nebraska. Out in Nebraska, Paladin meets young Jim Buford, who's tired of farm life and is looking for action. He starts by shooting Paladin! Also Captain Midnight, originally broadcast November 6, 1939, The mysterious Drone.

Escape, originally broadcast November 5, 1950, 70 years ago, Earth Abides Part 1 starring John Dehner. A magnificent story about the end of "The Age Of Man," and the beginning of, "The Age Of The Rat."

Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show, originally broadcast November 5, 1950, Getting Out the Vote. Alice is campaigning for a mayoral candidate who plans to shut down all the pool rooms in town. Phil views the situation with alarm. Also Claudia, originally broadcast November 5, 1947, The Broken Mandarin. After a visit to the zoo, the Ming meets his ancestors.

Dangerous Assignment starring Brian Donlevy, originally broadcast November 5, 1952, Havana. Also the Soap Opera Dr Paul, originally broadcast November 5, 1945.

Abbott and Costello, originally broadcast November 4, 1943, 77 years ago with guest Lana Turner. Abbott and Costello are having trouble getting into the NBC studio before they go on the air. This program is remembered as being broadcast on the day Lou Costello's infant son died by drowning. No mention of this tragedy is made until the very end of the show, when Bud Abbott tells the radio audience what happened. During the program, there was no sign by Costello of anything else on his mind but the next corny joke.

Milton Berle, originally broadcast November 4, 1947, A Salute to Football. Milton goes to see the "Fighting Irish." Also The Grantland Rice Story, originally broadcast November 4, 1955, Baseball Team.

CBS Radio Workshop, originally broadcast November 4, 1956, Joe Miller Joke Book. A drama/documentary about the history of jokes, including a fictionalized visit from the venerable Joe Miller himself!Also Part 5 of a 5 part Yours Truly Johnny Dollar story, The Valentine Caper, originally broadcast November 4, 1955. A big time racketeer during Prohibition is shot thirteen years later in New Orleans. Many murders follow, Johnny investigates.